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English: Using the gene MYC we show the first steps of the data set creation. This includes the retrieval of a genomic gene sequence in the Ensembl data base and its subsequent import into Vector NTI including the location of known variations. Finally, an example for a fully annotated Vector NTI data set is showed. |
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Source | Coassin S, Brandstatter A, Kronenberg F (2008). "An optimized procedure for the design and evaluation of Ecotilling assays". BMC Genomics. DOI:10.1186/1471-2164-9-510. PMID 18973671. PMC: 2586031. | ||
Author | Coassin S, Brandstatter A, Kronenberg F | ||
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Author | Coassin S, Brandstatter A, Kronenberg F |
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Image title | Using the gene MYC we show the first steps of the data set creation. This includes the retrieval of a genomic gene sequence in the Ensembl data base and its subsequent import into Vector NTI including the location of known variations. Finally, an example for a fully annotated Vector NTI data set is showed. |
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Date and time of digitizing | 2008 |